If he is asked, let him always give something, be it ever so little, without grudging, for a worthy recipient will ,perhaps be found who saves him from all ,guilt .

If she be ,still a virgin, or one who returned ,to her first husband after leaving him, she is worthy to again perform with her second ,or first deserted husband the ,nuptial ceremony.

As the male is to whom a wife cleaves, even so is the son whom she brings forth, let him therefore carefully guard his wife, in order to keep his offspring pure.

Let him not wrangle, let him not wear a garland over ,his hair . To ride on the back of cows ,or of oxen is anyhow a blamable act.

Let the king who sees ,everything through his spies, discover the two sorts of thieves who deprive others of their property, both those who ,show themselves openly and those who ,lie concealed.

Let him not step over a rope to which a calf is tied, let him not run when it rains, and let him not look at his own image in water, that is a settled rule.